Episode of Ben Watson's weekly show "Late Lunch With Out To Lunch" originally broadcast live on Resonance Radio (www.resonancefm.com) as the anti-capitalist protests versus G20 happen just down the road outside the Bank of England - plus OTL on Bob Dobbs, Scott Norris, a Johnny Otis Show cover, the Batman Theme, the Primevals, Rob'n'Raz, Leila K, Iris's Words and Pictures of Albi, Will Gaines and Derek Bailey, Andrew Cyrille solo and Sink Poem no 7 by Out To Lunch.
Topics: Audio Esemplasm, Ben Watson, Resonance FM, Late Lunch With Out To Lunch, G20, Bob Dobbs, Scott...
Episode of Late Lunch With Out To Lunch, Ben Watson's weekly show on Resonance FM, where his pursuit of authentic subaltern expression leads him to gospel (the steel guitar-driven gospel of the Campbell Brothers, on these tracks an unholy alliance between Iron Butterfly and Rufus) and the goth fantastics of Nick Blinko (chapters 58-62, 63 of The Haunted Head (Coptic Cat, 2009).
Topics: Audio Esemplasm, Out To Lunch, Ben Watson, Ann Peebles, I Can't Stand the Rain, Eruption, Precious...
Taking off from editor Tharg's greeting in the 2000AD science fiction comic, "Boragg Thungg, Earthlets", this edition of Ben Watson's Late Lunch With Out To Lunch for Resonance FM seeks to make intuitive improv and professional pop alien to themselves but intimate to each other by seguing from a session recorded by OTL (vocals) and Peter Baxter (drumset) at Enterprise Studios, Denmark Place, London WC2 to country soul tracks recorded by Diana Trask, Esther Phillips and Joe Tex....
Topics: Audio Esemplasm, Late Lunch With Out To Lunch, Ben Watson, Resonance FM, Borag Thungg Earthlets,...
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Entitled What We Did Last Night , this episode of Late Lunch With Out To Lunch was seeded by recordings of a session by the AMM All-Stars at the Royal College of Art the night before: OTL (vocals, charcoal), Paul Shearsmith (pocket trumpet, p-bone, hosepipe didjeridoo), Len Masse y (analogue synth) and Peter Baxter (drums). OTL reads "Application of Want" by Cloughie , a text seeking explanation; in the Marxist context of Late Lunch, it became a danse macabre around the management...
Topics: audio esemplasm, Late Lunch With Out To Lunch, Ben Watson, AMM All-Stars, RCA, Paul Shearsmith, Len...
Episode of Ben Watson's weekly show "Late Lunch With Out To Lunch" originally broadcast live on Resonance Radio (www.resonancefm.com) with OTL's criticism of Eugene Chadbourne for selling CD-Rs of his material with crackle on them due to using a cheap copying machine; Chadbourne's "10 Most Wanted List"; Billy Bang on CIMP; Michael Garrick playing Joe Harriott; Miles Davis and John Lee Hooker from Jack Nitzche's soundtrack for The Hot Spot; Jean Luc Ponty plays Frank Zappa;...
Topics: Audio Esemplasm, Ben Watson, Late Lunch With Out To Lunch, Resonance, OTL's Crackle Critique...
Edition of "Late Lunch With Out To Lunch", a radio show which happened on Resonance FM for a decade, but was then banned for controversial reasons. The fourth in a series extolling the virtues of AZMUD the new epic poem by Ken Fox available from Unkant Publishing: OTL reads pp. 50-75. AZMUD is performed over Miklos Rozsa, Todd Matshikiza, John Barry, Ennio Morricone and Zappa ("Re-Gyptian Strut"), and there's also two graphic poems by OTL ("Well Block Seizure" and...
Topics: Audio Esemplasm, homemade, Ben Watson, Late Lunch With Out To Lunch, Frank Zappa, Ken Fox, Azmud,...
Episode of Ben Watson's weekly show "Late Lunch With Out To Lunch" originally broadcast live on Resonance Radio (www.resonancefm.com) with OTL describing an imaginary artwork ("The Artwork") studded with R&B tracks and field recordings of Iris (4) and Mordecai (17 months) and Cyril the Red Legged Seriema at London Zoo.
Topics: Audio Esemplasm, Ben Watson, Late Lunch With Out To Lunch, Resonance, imaginary artworks, Iris,...
Episode of Ben Watson's weekly show "Late Lunch With Out To Lunch" originally broadcast live on Resonance Radio (www.resonancefm.com) with OTL on reception of the collection "Noise & Capitalism" (edited Anthony Isles, Mattin; published by Kritika, 2009) and Nat King Cole's "Paper Moon"; OTL & Mordecai (19 months) In Overdub with Iancu Dumitrescu; Charlie Parker's "Klactoveesedstene"; Hank Williams' "Ramblin' Man" and Frank Zappa's...
Topics: Audio Esemplasm, Ben Watson, Late Lunch With Out To Lunch, Resonance, Noise & Capitalism,...
In October 2017, for an episode of Late Lunch with Out To Lunch called "Well Shred Fall Silent", Out To Lunch debuted a ritualistic, arhythmic, urinary-domestic practice which was subsequently named Splash'n'Klang. Derived in equal measure from Tony Oxley's percussion work with guitarist Hugh Metcalfe; the duo of T. H. F. Drenching (Dictaphone) and Sonic Pleasure (bricks) which provided the rhythmic matrix for Derek Bailey's last (and arguably greatest) quintet, Limescale; the...
Topics: audio esemplasm, I Digress Indeed, James Wilson, Splash'n'Klang, Bailey Recognisable #49
Speaking from a leather armchair at home in Somers Town, London, Out To Lunch begins his salute to workers' day with the words "May Day and dawn to shine on sheeny asset sparkle future ..." introducing 58 minutes of rigorous non-relational use value and a trail of Doo Wop (Sha-Weez, Dukes, Bees, Pelicans/Kidds) prompted by a purchase at Music & Video Exchange on Berwick Street in Soho. The any-old ironies of media outreach and intouch are brushed against the grain of Ken Fox's...
Topics: Audio Esemplasm, homemade, Ben Watson, Late Lunch With Out To Lunch, May Day, George Michael...
Back-to-basics episode of Ben Watson's long-running weekly radio show for Resonance FM, Late Lunch With Out To Lunch, amplifying the implications of Frank Zappa's "Andy" from One Size Fits All (DiskReet, 1975), a track which treats the objective musicalism of Edgard Varese and Johnny "Guitar" Watson as facts which add up - not some limp postmodern blurge of "classical" and "pop", but polemical assertion of the music of the aroused and alert body. Pursuing...
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Topics: Audio esemplasm, Ben Watson, Late Lunch With Out To Lunch, Resonance FM, Kierkegaard, Max Keiser,...
In this edition of the weekly radio show for Resonance radio, Late Lunch with Out To Lunch, Ben Watson responds to the latest from J.H. Prynne (Kazoo Dreamboats), plays the record Archie Shepp and Philly Joe Jones made together in December 1969, recalls Xero Slingsby and Big Youth, and proclaims the RAW (Regina Automatic Writers) Manifesto alongside a track by Iancu Dumitrescu. These cultural artefacts are not "options', benighted consumers, they are urgent facts. But everyone else tells...
Topics: Audio Esemplasm, Out To Lunch, Ben Watson, J.H. Prynne, Kazoo Dreamboats, Archie Shepp, Philly Joe...
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Named "The Revenge of Musick on Poetrie: an Allegorie of the Nashing Lips" in post-production, this episode of Ben Watson's radio show Late Lunch With Out To Lunch was devoted to BLEPHAROSPASMS, a book by Stuart Calton just out in an edition of 200 on his own Drentpaper imprint in Levenshulme, Manchester. People professionally involved in various rackets ("music", "poetry", "theory", "politics" etc) do not in general take Ben Watson's judgments...
Topics: audio esemplasm, Stuart Calton, Blepharospasms, Drentpaper, I Digress Indeed, James Wilson, Music...
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Second broadcast after the summer break for Ben Watson's long-running radio hour Late Lunch With Out To Lunch. This one is devoted to a long improvisation by Omega Ear Welks (Nathan Bettany - oboe, Dictaphone, stinkhorn; Matt le Mare - guitar, bowed wire, flute; Walt Shaw - percussion) recorded 25th October 2013. There's also Iris and Mordecai discussing God with a piano; Frank Zappa's "Wolf Harbor III" and poems from issue 129 of Southwark Mental Health News ...
Topics: audio esemplasm, late lunch with out to lunch, Ben Watson, Nathan Bettany, Matt le Mare, Walt Shaw,...
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For this episode of his long-running radio programme Late Lunch With Out To Lunch, presenter Out To Lunch took special measures. First, trying to recall his role as "irritant" on the London music scene, he reread several chapters of Shitkicks and Doughballs (Spare Change Books, 2003), Ben Watson's scrumptious parody of Portrait of the Artist as a Young Dog . Then Lunch invited over Peter Baxter, drummer with the AMM All-Stars , to his Somers Town flat, telling him to bring no drums,...
Topics: audio esemplasm, Music With My Insane Friend, AMM All-Stars, James Wilson, Simon Bereux, Out To...
An edition of Late Lunch With Out To Lunch, Ben Watson's weekly radio show on Resonance FM, called "That Doesn't Lifestyle". These words came from an interview with Reggie Workman (Wire magazine November 1992) conducted by Watson when Workman played Company Week in July 1992. At the time they formed the inspiration and title for a piece of uncategorisable writing somewhere between musicological argument, song-quote reverie and automatic poetry. Eighteen years later - scriptless again...
Topics: Audio Esemplasm, Ben Watson, Late Lunch With Out To Lunch, Resonance FM, Reggie Workman, That...
AMM All-Stars on Lockdown 27- v -2020 International improvising geniuses play together without Zoom's help ... analytical xenochrony versus John Cage's procedural fetishism, everything poised on the intentional listening ear, which is hoiked aloft on dancing bodies ... a critique of bourgeois separations available in your headphones ... i.e. Ben Watson's Late Lunch with Out To Lunch as first aired on London's Resonance 104.4FM ... 0:00 "Rubber Aubergine" with Jair-Rohm Parker Wells on...
Topic: audio esemplasm
Persons : Peter Baxter - tabletop percussion; Guy Evan s - drumset; Dave Black - electric guitar; Paul Shearsmith - p-bone, trumpet, squeakers, Baliphone, Jew's harp; Out To Lunch - piano, mouthnoise, Pour'n'Slang, poetry Date : 2-3pm Wednesday 12th February 2020 Place : Resonance FM, Borough High Street, South London Halftime single : Bad Sam "Looking Back" (Armistice 7", 2020) Word Jazz : Smooth're to user as pre-part to lent , denting what's up in the pinking shears. Myth...
Topic: audio esemplasm
First of two Winter Holiday two-hour specials from Ben Watson's Late Lunch with Out To Lunch radio show for Resonance FM originally broadcast Wednesday 26- xii -2018 1-3pm ... Marc Guillermont "Make a Blues Noise Here" Zappostrophe (Jungle Jazz Productions, 2004) intercut with "Ding Dong Merrily on High" by Soho Parish School Choir (St Ann's Churchyard, xii -2014) 5:40 I Digress Indeed "Track 2" Suitcase Sessions Part Three (Soundcloud, 13- xi -2018) 5:04 AMM...
Topic: audio esemplasm
Episode of Ben Watson's Late Lunch With Out To Lunch, originally broadcast on Resonance FM, predicated on "Kill Me", a Don & Dewey b-side released by Specialty Records in 1960. This tune is philosophy, contends Watson, backing his argument with guitar stylings from Joe Morris, Frank Zappa, Eugene Chadbourne and the Campbell Brothers. Watson also disinters Wyndham Lewis's 1932 essay "Physics of the Not-Self" to argue again the role of art as bourgeois society's permanent...
Topics: Audio Esemplasm, Ben Watson, Late Lunch With Out To Lunch, Resonance FM, Kill Me, Don & Dewey,...
In December 2018, Michael R. I. Clough initiated a thread of intuitive-language emails between AMM All-Stars and Psychedelic Bolsheviks . In April 2019, he took the 88 emails which resulted - thrushed narratives, crows' feet, finch droppings, penguin slogans, cartoon snacks, heartstabbed peas, shemanic herbals, snarkish rejoinders - and boiled them in hydrochloric acieeed inside his monstrous stomach-imitation alembic-photocopier, until they resembled things that haven't been seen in...
Topics: audio esemplasm, retort, clough
AMM All-Stars ( Peter Baxter - tabletop percussion; Graham Davis - synths; Dave Black - electric guitar; Out To Lunch - mouthnoise, piano, rattle, DJ; Rob Goldsmith - baritone and sopranino saxophones, gourds) wrestle with the (disturbingly common) notion that they are a "jam band" ... Since the band's ethic is "all equal/anyone play/equal pay" - jam yesterday, jam tomorrow and jam today - the misunderstanding is overstandable. All misconceptions were dealt with - if you...
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Episode of Ben Watson's weekly show Late Lunch With Out To Lunch originally broadcast live on Resonance Radio with recitation of Ken Fox's junk epic Zeen's Ayned , recordings of Dunya, Farooq & Iris, Evil Dick's "Horrors of Local Government" ...
Topics: Audio Esemplasm, Out To Lunch, Ben Watson, Frank Zappa, Evil Dick, Ken Fox, Dunya Bueler-Calton,...
Episode of Ben Watson's weekly show "Late Lunch With Out To Lunch" originally broadcast live on Resonance Radio (www.resonancefm.com) with OTL reading text from a work-in-progress called "Blake", from Blake's "Milton" and Prynne's "A New Tax On the Counter-Earth" from "Brass" - plus Hank Mobley, Richard Berry, Marc Guillermont, Dambala, the Mad Professor, the Chantays and Big Joe Turner.
Topics: Audio Esemplasm, Ben Watson, Late Lunch With Out To Lunch, Resonance, William Blake, Milton, J.H....
Another "home-made" radio show while Out To Lunch's fate as a media entity is debated by the people in charge of Resonance FM. Ken Fox's AZMUD, just published by Unkant, takes up half of the show, but there is also Muddy Waters and Mandre. Can Funk argue back at Literature? If you are not debating that, don't bother with this ... here extremes are crestportrayed in inkblot blimblats invisible to the "educated" capsule.
Topics: audio esemplasm, homemade, Out To Lunch, Late Lunch With Out To Lunch, Muddy Waters, You're Gonna...
Episode of Ben Watson's Late Lunch With Out To Lunch with live in-studio performance by the AMM All-Stars (Taneli Viitahuhta - sax; Paul Shearsmith - trumpet, Baliphone, squeakers, jew's harp; Dave Black - electric guitar; OTL - mouthnoise, soundfiles, piano; Jair-Rohm Parker Wells - bass; Peter Baxter - drums; Erik Lintunen - sound production) celebrating Portugal's win at the Eurovision Song Contest the previous Saturday with Salvador and Luisa Sobral's immortal "Amar Pelos Dois"....
Topics: audio esemplasm, Late Lunch With Out To Lunch, Ben Watson, AMM All-Stars, Taneli Viitahuhta,...
Xenochronic AMM All-Stars in order of appearance: Out To Lunch - piano, tap drip, splash'n'klang, xenochrony, announcements; Guy Evans - drums, electric bass, electric guitar; Ben Moran-Healy - acoustic and electric guitars; Eleanor Crook - electric bass, electric guitar; Jair-Rohm Parker Wells - tambura; Beebee Vanunu - darbouka; Graham Davis - synth; Robert "Sugarlips" Goldsmith - electric bass, percussion, baritone saxophone; Cloughie - electric bass. Instigators' initials are...
Topic: audio esemplasm
The AMM All-Stars (Peter Baxter - drums, Out To Lunch - vocals, piano, rattle) play live on Ben Watson's long-running Resonance FM show Late Lunch with Out To Lunch . The first half is in fervid response to Jack Wright (sax), Zach Darrup (guitar) and Evan Lipson (double bass), in a recording the trio made in Johnson City, Tennessee which appeared as track one of the CD release You Haven't Heard This (Spring Garden Music, SGM26). "What the dot spins is fictitious" said Philip K....
Topics: audio esemplasm, AMM All-Stars, Peter Baxter, Late Lunch With Out To Lunch, Jack Wright, Zachary...
Somewhat subdued Out To Lunch with Out To Lunch as Ben Watson emerges from orthodontal depression to furbish his listeners with some audio worth the bother: Nick Blinko's Haunted Head (chapters 53 to 56) and poems by Christy Nolan meet the lap steel guitar of Freddie Roulette, a lost soul track by Johnny Otis from 1961 with Johnny "Guitar" Watson on piano, unbelievable falsetto Doo Wop from the Interludes and two long tracks from A Secret Place , the LP Grover Washington Jnr...
Topics: Audio Esemplasm, Ben Watson, Late Lunch With Out To Lunch, Resonancefm, Nick Blinko, The haunted...
An edition of Ben Watson's long-running radio show Late Lunch With Out To Lunch called "Music Has Lost its Sense of Fun", a response to a letter by John Coldwell in The Wire (#348, February 2013) complaining he felt swamped by product. Watson's target is John Zorn's concept of "Avant", which Watson feels is now The Wire 's invertebrate genre, abandoning the jazz backbone of the R. D. Cook period (when Watson was welcome in its pages). All Avant is a righteous rebellion...
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Topic: audio esemplasm, Late Lunch With Out To Lunch, Ben Watson, Resonance FM, Betty Hall Jones, This...
Beginning "Brackish back catalogue of order-form choloroform", this edition of Ben Watson's Resonance FM show Late Lunch With Out To Lunch is titled "Back Pages of the Free Press" and pursues sexual truths which idealists wish away and thereby postpone forever the possibility of real human emancipation, comparing songs by Essential Logic and Frank Zappa ("The Order Form" and "Penguin in Bondage"); two songs from Captain Beefheart's rare masterpiece Bat...
Topics: Audio Esemplasm, Ben Watson, Late Lunch With Out To Lunch, Resonance FM, Derek Bailey, Brackish...
Special Edition of Ben Watson's Late Lunch With Out To Lunch originally broadcast on Resonance FM featuring a play using the sight-unseen script-reading skills of Gamma, Esther Leslie, Sean Bonney, Kate Power, Sharon Borthwick and Paul Sutton; plus rare instrumentals by Johnny "Guitar" Wayson (from the Bad LP), Jerry Lee Lewis, Derek Bailey, Swamp Dogg and a long piece by Iancu Dumitrescu written for the amazing bassist Fernando Grillo.
Topics: Audio Esemplasm, Ben Watson, Late Lunch With Out To Lunch, Resonance FM, Gamma, Paul Gamble, Esther...
Episode of Ben Watson's weekly show "Late Lunch With Out To Lunch" originally broadcast live on Resonance Radio (www.resonancefm.com) and initiating a new series in which OTL's musical prose surrounds his record choices: in this case, six cuts from Odds/Sods/Bits/Bobs, the latest release by Evil Dick & the Banned Members from Polemic Music, plus tunes by Iggy Pop and Jim Reeves. This show is dedicated to Danny Houston.
Topics: audio esemplasm, Ben Watson, Late Lunch With Out To Lunch, Resonance FM, Bob Dobbs, James Joyce,...
Still making his radio shows at home (banned from Resonance FM because of a nine-minute criticism of Wire magazine made on 30 January 2013, a show called "Music Has Lost Its Sense of Fun"), Ben Watson continues to read out Ken Fox's AZMUD, a book published that month by Unkant. These readings are accompanied by Mozart's compositions for glass harmonica (Adagio KV 356 and Adagio Rondo KV 617) played by Thomas Bloch on the CD Music for Glass Harmonica (Naxos, 2001) and Giacinto Scelsi's...
Topics: audio esemplasm, homemade, Late Lunch with Out To Lunch, Ben Watson, Ken Fox, Azmud, Unkant,...
AMM All-Stars return to the Resonance FM Studio in Borough, South London, to lay down further tablets of the New Music which, in the words Michael Tencer (written to be read by Ben Moran Healy at the No Peace In The Park Psychedelic Bolshevik Day School held in Norfolk Park, Sheffield in June 2017) “is an in-your-face dialectical approach to life that cleaves apart the gears in the smooth functioning of the miserabilist machine and presses together the parts that rationality never intended...
Topics: audio esemplasm, Late Lunch With Out To Lunch, AMM All-Stars, Peter Baxter, Dave Black, Paul...
Ben Watson convenes six musicians to play to a recording of himself splashing around in the bath the previous afternoon: Graham Davis (synths); Dave Black (electric guitar); Robert "Sugarlips" Goldsmith (sopranino and baritone saxophones, ethnic percussion including gourds and thumb piano); Iris Watson ( djembe hand drum); Paul Shearsmith (trumpet, squeakers, Baliphone, Jew's harp et al ) and Out To Lunch (piano, mouthnoise, live mix, post-production). Watch out for the halftime...
Topic: audio esemplasm
An edition of Ben Watson's Late Lunch With Out To Lunch, his long-running show on London's Resonance FM, co-presented with his four-year-old son Mordecai. Jazz is investigated (James Carter, Sonic Liberation Front) and played next to New Wave pop (Malcolm McLaren and Devo). A critique of dissidents from Workers Power results in a polemic against calls to "face the future", and solace is found in Eugene Chadbourne and Johnny "Guitar" Watson. Mordecai interprets a graphic poem.
Topics: Audio Esemplasm, Ben Watson, Late Lunch With Out To Lunch, Resonance FM, James Carter, Composition...
Episode of Ben Watson's weekly show "Late Lunch With Out To Lunch" originally broadcast live on Resonance Radio (www.resonancefm.com) with OTL on abjection; a Jimmy Carl Black interview by Co de Kloet 16-vi-2001; JCB & the Muffin Men perform Frank Zappa's Road Ladies; Ben Watson's rejected contribution to City of Disappearances edited by Iain Sinclair; Mick Beck & Pleasure-Drenching Improvers in Sheffield 1-iv-2005; Derek Bailey; Gamma reads Ken Fox's Salinity Viota in a...
Topics: Ben Watson, Resonance, Audio Esemplasm, Late Lunch With Out To Lunch, Jimmy Carl Black, Muffin Men,...
Two recent recordings made over the previous week caused Ben Watson to abandon a prepared script for this Late Lunch With Out To Lunch (his weekly radio show on Resonance FM since 2002), and spend a morning fashioning a show around them: his mother-in-law Sheila Lahr talking to his daughter Iris (8) in North Finchley about the Blitz; and Dictaphonist T.H.F. Drenching in a duet with saxophonist David O'Connor at the Hideous Porta club in Stoke Newington. Bebop and pre-Rock attention to notes...
Topics: Audio esemplasm, Ben Watson, Late Lunch With Out To Lunch, Resonance FM, Noiseniks, Ryan's Bar,...
Episode of Late Lunch with Out To Lunch , Ben Watson's show, originally broadcast on Resonance FM, called Scribbling All Over It , discussing drummer Robert Williams' assessment of Captain Beefheart's saxophonism as reported to John French in his massive Beefheart biography Through The Eyes of Magic (p. 683), with Beefheart's "Suction Prints", OTL's own "scribble" over Evil Dick's "Trumpington in the New Economy", Asger Jorn's "Detourned Painting",...
Topics: Audio Esemplasm, Ben Watson, Late Lunch With Out To Lunch, Resonance FM, Robert Williams, Captain...
This episode of Ben Watson's Late Lunch With Out To Lunch (a weekly radio show on Resonance FM since 6 November 2002) was a reply to the "Soft Sounds for the Dungeon of the Damned" episode (5th February 2014) of Ken Fox's Naval Aviation in Audio (a weekly radio show on Regina Community Radio, Sasketchewan, Canada, since 12 November 2008), with OTL playing back unreleased Last Exit and the identical Motorhead track ("Just 'Cos You've Got The Power"), this time dedicated to...
Topics: Audio Esemplasm, Ben Watson, Late Lunch With Out To Lunch, Resonance FM, Higher synthesis Jew...
Episode of Ben Watson's Late Lunch With Out To Lunch (a weekly radio show on Resonance FM from London) about the AMM (Association of Marxist Musicians) visiting Assoziation Daemmerung in St Pauli, Hamburg. AMM Mitbegleiter Andy Wilson outlines a new politics, using Adorno's Negative Dialektik to define a Marxist working-class activism which can bypass Trotskyist petit-Stalinism and include contingency, humour and madness. There's also room for Iggy Pop and Frank Zappa. "The AMM is funnier...
Topics: Audio Esemplasm, Ben Watson, Late Lunch With Out To Lunch, Resonance FM, AMM, Association of...
Episode of Ben Watson's weekly show "Late Lunch With Out To Lunch" broadcast live on Resonance Radio (www.resonancefm.com) 25 April 2008 with part one of a polemic "Noise as Permanent Revolution", Beethoven's Grosse Fuge in B Flat Major, Stefan Jaworzyn's Ascension and Billy Mize and the Trucker's Choir.
Topics: Ben Watson, Resonance, Audio Esemplasm, Late Lunch With Out To Lunch, Being at St Clement's, Billy...
Episode of Ben Watson's weekly radio show on Resonance FM with field recordings made in Hamburg with Iris (2) and Liesel the Parrot, plus Jeff Simmons, Ray Draper, John Coltrane
Topics: Audio Esemplasm, Out To Lunch, Ben Watson, Frank Zappa, John Coltrane, animals, parrot redordings,...
Some kind of verbal force hit Ben Watson's long-running weekly radio show Late Lunch With Out To Lunch in early December 2014, as he recited scripts stimulated by listening to his own freely-associated phrases backwards. "Total self-indulgence" as they say in rock mags for the middle-aged, but ... as it turns out, this show has better guitar playing than Eric Clapton's latest: Justin Broadrick, Dr Know, Fernando Vial and James Wilson perform demonstrations of what to do on the...
Topics: Audio esemplasm, Resonance FM, Ben Watson, Late Lunch With Out To Lunch, Spitting for Lucre,...
Flawless show! No mistakes, apart from mouth stumbles on the words "mind" and "cheek" in the inaugural Word Jazz, which OTL manages to turn into mini-performances: James Chance et les Contorsions in Brest ("Hit me!" and "Can't Stand Myself"); Gail Brand, Paul Seacroft and Jim MacDougall reading "Whence once trifle merge as blong Sewell resting place FIST" at AMM9; organist Larry Young and Elvin Jones do "Monk's Dream"; George Clinton's...
Topics: audio esemplasm, Late Lunch With Out To Lunch, Resonance FM, James Chance, Les Contorsions, La...
Banned from the air-waves but unrepentant, Late Lunch With Out To Lunch continues to outline the rudiments of a radical anti-capitalist culture with further readings from Ken Fox's Azmud (Unkant, 2013, pp. 167-172, 175-186); two graphic poems ("Suede Dust Swarf" and "Large Sport Coherent"); premium punk rock from The Parkinsons; and a surprise appearance by Wild Man Fischer and his "Do the Salvo" (Rhino, 1981).
Topics: Audio Esemplasm, homemade, Late Lunch With Out To Lunch, Ben Watson, Ken Fox, Azmud, Henry...
Further installment of Ben Watson's "Late Lunch With Out To Lunch" weekly radio show for Resonance FM, explaining how "event" has replaced "quality" in today's culture. The second half of Luciano Berio's Laborintus 2 (Studio Davout, Paris, 1970) is played, and answered by a piece OTL improvised on piano to a Sound Cloud piece by Alastair Kemp of walking on a shingle beach, interrupted by some automatic prose from MIchael Tencer. Tracks from Napalm Death, Birdyak,...
Topics: Audio Esemplasm, Ben Watson, Late Lunch With Out To Lunch, Resonance FM, In Bubble, Luciano Berio,...
AMM All-Stars play live on Resonance FM, an episode of Ben Watson's Late Lunch With Out To Lunch recorded in March 2017: Peter Baxter - drums; Sam Amant - voice, noise machine; Out To Lunch - mouth noise, piano and sundry recordings. The seed for the show was the sentence "No mouth has the might to set a mearbound to the march of a landsmaul" on page 292 of James Joyce's Finnegans Wake . This echoes the inscription on Charles Stewart Parnell's Dublin statue: "No man has a right...
Topics: audio esemplasm, Late Lunch With Out To Lunch, AMM All-Stars, Peter Baxter, Ben Watson, Sam Amant,...
Episode of Ben Watson's weekly show "Late Lunch With Out To Lunch" originally broadcast live on Resonance Radio (www.resonancefm.com) with OTL on Iancu Dumitrescu and accessibility, with Mordecai (22 months old), Iris (4), the Rally Rounders, Jet Harris & Tony Meehan, the Mothers of Invention, Thelonious Monk and Bob Dobbs reading Ben Watson's contribution to the Rando Hatton Report, a new Frank Zappa website curated by Simon Prentis and Didier Mervelet,
Topics: Audio Esemplasm, Ben Watson, Late Lunch With Out To Lunch, Resonance, Iancu Dumitrescu, Soleil...
